Phase 1a: extract Forecaster, encoders and exceptions into pvlearn

[DerOetzi]

Summary

Phase 1a of the Umsetzungsplan (pvlearn-side scope). Moves the ML forecast
core out of solaredge2mqtt into pvlearn, decoupled from its I/O and
process-global state, with no functional changes — proven by retraining
against the frozen Phase 0 baseline.

• pvlearn.exceptions: PVLearnError hierarchy replacing InvalidDataException
• pvlearn.location.Location: primitive, serializable lat/lon/timezone,
  replacing LocationSettings — SunEncoder now takes plain floats/str so
  it stays sklearn.clone()/pickle-safe (constructor args must be primitive,
  not settings objects)
• pvlearn.config.ForecasterConfig: training-time config without
  solaredge2mqtt's retain/enable/battery fields
• pvlearn.encoders: BaseEncoder/CategoricalEncoder/CyclicalEncoder/
  TimeEncoder/SunEncoder, loguru swapped for stdlib logging
• pvlearn.forecaster: Forecaster, PFISelector, ForecasterType —
  unchanged in behavior; the power-model removal is Phase 1b, not this
• pvlearn.result.ForecastResult: the energy aggregation logic (today,
  remaining today, current hour, next hour, tomorrow), decoration-free so
  solaredge2mqtt's Forecast(Component) can later inherit it without
  pulling in Home Assistant discovery decoration

joblib and ephem added as exact-pinned dependencies (ephem only until
Phase 1b drops it for astral alone, per chapter 3.2/6 of the Umsetzungsplan).

Scope decision

Phase 1a's Abnahme also requires solaredge2mqtt (with a pvlearn
dependency) to reproduce the baseline. That half is deliberately deferred
to its own session/PR in the solaredge2mqtt repository rather than bundled
here — two repos in one pass was judged too large a batch. Within pvlearn's
own scope, tests/test_extraction_regression.py is the acceptance proof.
The Umsetzungsplan's Abnahme checklist for Phase 1a is updated accordingly.

A finding along the way: bit-identical reproducibility doesn't hold across hardware

The regression test originally asserted bit-for-bit identical predictions
against the frozen baseline. It passed locally and failed in CI.

Root-caused it before changing anything: patched permutation_importance's
n_jobs and pinned OMP_NUM_THREADS (1..8) and tried Python 3.12 vs 3.13 —
all still reproduced the baseline bit-for-bit on my machine. Only a
different physical CPU (i.e. the CI runner) diverges. Most likely cause:
HistGradientBoostingRegressor's greedy split search is sensitive to
CPU-microarchitecture-dependent floating point rounding (SIMD reduction
order) — a razor-edge split threshold flips, and the tree below it looks
completely different, even with random_state=42 fixed everywhere and
identical library versions.

Chapter 6.6 of the Umsetzungsplan claimed the baseline reproduces
bit-identically as long as scikit-learn stays pinned — true, but that claim
was only ever verified on one machine. Updated the plan to say so.

The regression test now checks retraining reproduces the baseline's overall
predictive quality (MAE within 5%, R² within 0.05, sun-elevation feature
still selected) rather than exact values — what an actual extraction bug
would move outside of noise, without being hardware-dependent.

Test plan

• ruff check . / ruff format --check .
• pyright — 0 errors
• pytest --cov=pvlearn — 110 passed, 99.45% coverage
• tests/test_extraction_regression.py — passes on Python 3.12 and 3.13, verified on two independent CPUs (this behavior was the point of the fix above)
• no imports of solaredge2mqtt, paho-mqtt, influxdb-client, or fastapi anywhere in pvlearn/
• python -m build --wheel succeeds
• CI green on this PR

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